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Hi, i am 9dpo and i am having extreme fatigue..is it one of the early sign of pregnancy?
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Yes: Pregnancy causes an increase in Progesterone which can result in a tired feeling until the body adjusts. Usually much better in second trimester.
Answered 6/30/2014
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